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  Its The Boro where the ODEON were, not the New Boro (read more)

  oralhis
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  The view has barely changed! (read more)

  charlecotepark
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  Replaced, of course, by a Tesco supermarket! I remember going to Saturday morning kids shows at the other cinema in Falmouth. Lots of "cowboy and injuns" ... (read more)

  chriskraus1892
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  I believe this is Brighton, Madeira drive. Definitely not Peacehaven. (read more)

  nick
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  Market Square, The High , Harlow Town Centre. In the foreground is a sculpture of Elizabeth Frink, acclaimed British sculptor by F.E. McWilliam. (read more)

  bryanberue
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  The sculpture in the foreground is 'Wild Boar' by Elizabeth Frink. Moved to the Water Gardens in The High (Town Centre) in the early 1980's (read more)

  bryanberue
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  Bush Fair shopping centre. Named after the original 'Bush Fair' which was a market held on land known as Latton Common about a mile to the ... (read more)

  bryanberue
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  One Sunday afternoon in 1964, as the singer with the Solitaires 'beat group', I climbed out onto the flat roof just above the entrance to the ... (read more)

  JGray
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  It's the house next door to the former police station (read more)

  wrichard
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  This image is displayed backwards. (read more)

  simon.bond
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  Workers involved in the production of ammunition cases for the First World War effort in Waring and Gillow's Lancaster factory (read more)

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  Female workers involved in the production of bi-plane wings for the First World War effort in Waring and Gillow's Lancaster factory. (read more)

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  This nurse was photographed between 1914 and 1919, probably outside the Red Cross Hospital in Little Kineton. It is likely that she was working with troops ... (read more)

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  Wounded servicemen relaxing in the recreation room of the military hospital at Woburn Abbey. This photograph was taken for Dame Mary Russell, Duchess of Bedford, who ... (read more)

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  Cavalrymen from the 1st Life Guards with a Madsen Machine Rifle and a mounted soldier with horses in the background. This photograph is one of set ... (read more)

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  An interior view of a workshop in the Belgian Munition Works, also known as the Pelabon Works, showing workers, predominently women, using lathes to create ammunition ... (read more)

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  Female workers at Cadby Hall food factory making Christmas puddings for troops fighting in the First World War. (read more)

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  Inside the Waring and Gillow factory and depository in Hammersmith showing women and boys painting the wings of aircraft for use during the First World War. ... (read more)

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  The Inspection Room at T T Nethercoat and Co's East Works in Burnham on Crouch, with seated men examining hundreds of rope and canvas ammunition buckets ... (read more)

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  These tents were destined for troops on the front lines in the last six months of the First World War. Maple and Co was a large ... (read more)

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  This is in the Swanswell Park near Coventry city centre. The flats now demolished and the lower building on the far right being the rear of ... (read more)

  alan.organ
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  A view looking across the Great Water in Latimer Park, from beneath the shelter of one of the boat houses. (read more)

  Historypin Team
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  A fisherman wading in the shallows of the Great Water, Latimer Park (read more)

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  A fisherman standing on the waterfall on the Great Water, Latimer Park, beside the statue of Neptune (read more)

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  St Mary the Virgin Church, Hedgerley seen from the churchyard to the south (read more)

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